eMachines has made the move to 64 bits. The PC manufacturer and seller, best known for its low-price desktops, this week quietly introduced the T6000, a desktop built around Advanced Micro Devices' 64 ...

Emachines launched a new spring lineup of PCs on Wednesday, shedding its "beige box" styling while holding the line on prices. Emachines' PCs have proved popular with consumers because of their modest ...

Now that fall is here, PC makers have begun updating their consumer-oriented desktop models for the holiday season. Gateway has introduced three new eMachines desktop models, which will begin ...

One of a bunch of desktop PCs that PCWorld recently reviewed, this one doesn’t top the charts, the reviewer says, but the price and the fact that it compromises little on performance or quality makes ...

eMachines on Monday launched four new desktops designed to tempt holiday shoppers. Like other manufacturers, the low-price PC maker had to grapple with rising component costs when putting together the ...

eSpeaks’ Corey Noles talks with Rob Israch, President of Tipalti, about what it means to lead with Global-First Finance and how companies can build scalable, compliant operations in an increasingly ...

Coming off a holiday season with historic lows in desktop PC prices, Gateway introduced four new low-cost eMachines desktops on Thursday, including one that brings a DVD burner to the low end of the ...

Irvine, Calif. — Acer today introduced the latest addition to its budget-friendly eMachines line of PCs, the EL1200 Desktop series PCs, said to weigh one-third less than a traditional desktop PC.

If you have a budget of only $400 for a desktop PC and monitor, you’re not going to get any high-powered hardware, but at least you don’t have to settle for a boring generic box. The eMachines EZ1601 ...

Gateway introduced its first-quarter eMachines desktop computer lineup, all of which feature Microsoft Windows Vista. The three-unit line ranges in price from $349 to $529, after $50 mail-in rebate, ...

Hey guys, long time no see... I've been out of the desktop support game for quite a while, but a good friend of the family asked me to check his grandma's PC. It seems it's a two year old eMachines, ...